Sentence examples for fringe because of from inspiring English sources

While the number of foreign travelers to mainland Myanmar has jumped nearly 30 percent over the last year, this mostly uninhabited region spread out over 250 miles in the Andaman Sea has remained on the fringe because of government restrictions and a lack of detailed travel information, even in the most recent guidebooks.

He gets it all, the manner, the look and the spirit: hands in sports jacket pockets, V-neck sweater, tow-coloured mop (Bennett's mother wonders if the revue is called Beyond the Fringe because of her son's fringe) and elongated vowels that blow through the speeches like sighs.

Weller has since become a fan of Fringe because of his work in the episode, and would love to return and direct for the show.

Defensive lineman Michael Brockers has a larger salary-cap number at $11 million, but it is Barron at about $9.7 million who could be on the fringe because of his physical condition.

But they always struggled on the sport's fringes because of inadequate sponsorship.

I'm biased towards a fifth season of Fringe because it is by far one of my favorite shows on the air.

The show already had a downtown buzz -- probably, in typical Fringe fashion, because of the title.

Some conventional marketers say large-scale faxing is becoming a fringe business because of the 1991 law.

"To silence a fringe messenger because of the distastefulness of the message," the brief said, "is antithetical to the First Amendment's most basic precepts".

It might also drop its most popular single event, Fringe Sunday, because of a £75,000 funding shortfall for the day of open-air entertainment in the Meadows.

Likewise, he resisted the temptation to remove more of Ferguson's fringe players because of the perception of him dismantling a title-winning squad.